red blooded American Senator.
...That’s the way our founders set it up.
Posted on 11/22/2013 11:56:01 AM PST by PilotDave
We don’t need need Mitch, or John, or miss Lindsey. Hell, all we need is one principled, determined, red blooded American Senator. That’s the beauty of the Senate. That’s the way our founders set it up. A determined minority gets a voice... at least they used too.
The nuclear rule has one downside for Democrats. They are now documented as supporting people who can royally screw up. Judges weak on crime, corrupt administration members, etc.
Hell now. McConnell is too busy looking for a Tea Party Grandma he can punch.
They are not cowardly, they are in on this and they want this.
They are the enemy, pure and simple.
Have you seen any of the do anything of consequence or say anything that matters about this at all?
No.
And they are not going to.
Democrats and RINO’s ruining the country.
Do not vote Republican.
EVER!
Thanks to Harry Reid, in America we now have freedom of speech everywhere but in the U.S. Senate. Which means that every Republican Senator capable of leaving the comfort of the Senate cloakroom should be speaking out across the country.
Unfortunately, there are only three eloquent, passionate Republicans today charismatic enough to get applause lines and electrify Republican voters every time they speak — Ted Cruz, Mike Lee, and Sarah Palin. If they dedicate themselves to winning a Republican Senate majority dominated by Conservatives next November — which they appear interested in doing — they’ll succeed, and Harry Reid will soon be forgotten.
Yes they are, and that is their precise and purposeful intention.
Sonderkommando
That’s exactly what I mean. Which is why I hope Sarah runs for the Senate. So entertaining to watch the heads explode on both sides of the isle...
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